As Haley walked on the stage (from the audience's left side) there was polite applause mostly because it was an older audience. Very few people under 22 (that I could see). He just walked confidently to the podium

Haley's segment was about 45 minutes into the 2 hour show.

He seemed very relaxed at the podium. He spoke in a smooth, confident voice. He leaned forward with his hands folded on the podium.

His segment was honoring Charles Lane, a character actor who appeared in many TV shows too numerous to list here. It looked to me as if Mr. Lane was in a wheelchair, but they tried to disguise it. Mr. Lane did not go on stage. As they brought a birthday cake to him, Haley led the audience in singing Happy Birthday. You could hear Haley's voice at times, but mostly the music was louder than the singing. I thought Haley sounded ok in the singing. I think his best work is as an actor and not a singer.

Mike
( Mike H from Haley's official message board at www.kidactors.com )

Oh, What a Night!!! It's a Star-Studded Extravaganza as TV Land Honors the Bob Newhart Show, the Carol Burnett Show, Soul Train, Aaron Spelling and Desperate Housewives

PR Newswire
13-March-2005

Stevie Wonder, Garry Shandling, Ray Romano, Little Richard, Sally Field,
Ashanti, Teri Hatcher, Smokey Robinson, Eva Longoria, Mya, Haley Joel Osment , Roseanne Barr, Loni Anderson, Shirley Jones, Jerry Mathers, William Shatner
and Leonard Nimoy Among Dozens of Stars Saluting Classic TV

SANTA MONICA, Calif., March 14 /PRNewswire/ -- It was an unforgettable
evening as celebrities from television, music and film bestowed special
tribute awards tonight to some of television's most beloved series and stars
at the third annual TV Land Awards: A Celebration of Classic TV. The honored
shows included The Bob Newhart Show (Icon Award), The Carol Burnett Show
(Legend Award) Soul Train (Pop Culture Award) and Desperate Housewives (Future
Classic Award). Legendary television producer and show creator Aaron Spelling
received the Pioneer Award. The TV Land Awards was taped at The Barker Hangar
on Sunday, March 13 and will air on TV Land and simulcast on Nick at Nite on
Wednesday, March 16 from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. ET/PT.

This celebration of classic TV featured some unforgettable moments such as
when Emmy Award-winner Ray Romano presented the cast of The Bob Newhart Show
with the Icon Award. Famed TV stars Jaclyn Smith, Gavin McLeod, Bernie Kopell,
Joan Collins, Michael Cole, Tori Spelling, Jason Priestly, Jennie Garth, Luke
Perry, Catherine Hicks and Stephen Collins all paid tribute to Aaron Spelling.
Creator and executive producer Marc Cherry accepted the Future Classic Award
from show star Teri Hatcher. Soul Train creator and executive producer Don
Cornelius accepted the Pop Culture Award on behalf of the program as musical
artists Stevie Wonder, Little Richard, Smokey Robinson, Mya, Ashanti and more
paid homage to the show. And Emmy Award-winner Garry Shandling presented the
cast of The Carol Burnett Show with the Legend Award.

Other memorable moments included:

-- Stevie Wonder's live performance of "Superstition" in tribute to Soul Train.

-- Academy Award-winning actress Sally Field accepted the Little
Screen/Big Screen Star Award from Eva Longoria (Desperate Housewives).

The women of classic TV proved that desperation doesn't end at 40, in a
parody entitled "Desperate Classic Housewives," which aired during the show.
Wisteria Lane's newest inhabitants featured Marion Ross filling in for Marcia
Cross ("Bree Van De Kamp"), Barbara Eden for Nicolette Sheridan ("Edit
Britt"), Charo for Eva Longoria ("Gabrielle Solis"), Joyce DeWitt for Teri
Hatcher ("Susan Mayer") and Shirley Jones for Felicity Huffman ("Lynette
Scavo"). Also starring in the parody were Jerry Mathers ("Sexy, Young
Gardener"), Don Knotts (Mary Alice's husband), Tom Bosley ("Rex") and Abe
Vigoda (Hot Stud Plumber").

-- Grammy winner and music legend Little Richard performed "Good Golly, Miss Molly."

-- Loni Anderson and Howard Hesseman presented The Smothers Brothers with
the Viewer's Choice Award for "Favorite Singing Siblings."

-- Additionally, The TV Land Awards paid tribute to enduring character
actor, Charles Lane. Ubiquitous in numerous television and film
appearances, the actor celebrated his 100th birthday with a cake and a
serenade of "Happy Birthday" led by film actor Haley Joel Osment.

The star-studded evening featured a roster of some of the most recognized
talent in the history of television. Erik Estrada and Larry Wilcox (Chips)
were reunited, as were Alan Young and Mister Ed, who "horsed around." Other
stars in attendance included Jerry Mathers (Leave It to Beaver), Shirley Jones
(The Partridge Family), Alison Arngrim (Little House on the Prairie), Glenn
Scarpelli (One Day at a Time), William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy (Star Trek).

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